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What makeup wisdom did she glean on all those sets?
Photographer: Jonny Marlow; Styling: Enrique Melendez; Hair: Clayton Hawkins; Makeup: Allan Avendano
When I first started acting at 10 or 11, I was only allowed to do commercials.
The first two or three projects I’m in, I have those buns and those bows andno makeup.
When you’re a young actor, you don’t get very glammed up.
Except, I remember the first time I had a photo shoot when somebody did actual makeup on me.
The makeup artist told me that it looked like I had a dirty face because of my freckles.
I just thought, Oh, I don’t know how to take that.
I also remember glitter being everywhere.
My hair started to get a bit damaged from the heat they were putting on it.
Or “How should Ipick this makeup shade?”
I’d attempt to find their interviews online to take in as much information as possible.
My mom was and still is the epitome of beauty.
She won, but I couldn’t be there to see it happen.
There are little things like that, but there are also really sweet things.
I’ve been very lucky to be surrounded by a lot of amazing people.
I’m initially from the Coachella Valley.
My friends, family, everyone I really know is still there.
To me, my mom was and still is the epitome of beauty.
She always wore this really dark burgundy lip liner.
I wouldgo through her stuff and put it on.
One time, one of my sisters asked me, “Are you wearinglip linerright now?”
And I said, “No, you’re crazy.”
My older sister swore by it.
So it was really exciting when I had my first meeting with [Neutrogena] about being an ambassador.
I think I even told them they were all I ever knew.
I’m filming this show calledWednesday,in which I play Wednesday Addams.
I got a taste of it and I decided that was what I wanted to look like.
It’s quite absurd.
If I could delete social media, I would.
I used to love social media.
All my friends had it and it used to be a very casual thing.
I liked it when it was that.
I look back at those photos; I can’t believe it.
I had two monsters on my face, two squirrel tails.
I am very fearful of whatsocial media is doing to young people.
I want to learn how to paint and develop a style that I’m comfortable with.
I really would love to learn gardening.
I want to make my own fruits and vegetables and have that whole quest.
I want to read a lot more books.
I want to make more friends and meet really cool people.
I’m thinking about stopping acting and going to college for a few years and just living that experience.
I am curious to see where film takes me because it’s never been about being in the theaters.
It’s just been about working with people who inspire me.
I never want my life to be appearance-based.
I truly want it to be just feeling-based.
I want to feel like I’m taking care of my body and giving it what it needs.
Learning to give myself a break and relax, that’s what I need to learn how to do.
That’s not what life should ever be about.
